Location: Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas
Commentators: Joe Tessitore and Wade Barrett
Ring Announcer: Alicia Taylor
PENTA Confronts The Judgment Day
PENTA opened Raw by reflecting on his World Heavyweight Championship match against Roman Reigns in Mexico City. He admitted Reigns was the better man but insisted their rivalry was not over. PENTA asked for another opportunity, promising that his pursuit of the championship was only beginning.
Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh interrupted. McDonagh told PENTA to return to the back of the line because Dominik intended to win Money in the Bank and become World Heavyweight Champion.
Dominik called himself the King of the Luchadores, prompting PENTA to label him the “King of the Pendejos” and declare Rey Mysterio the true king.
A fight broke out, with Dominik and McDonagh initially overwhelming PENTA. Dominik cleared the announce table, but PENTA escaped McDonagh’s attempted powerbomb and rallied with a superkick and flying double crossbody. PENTA sent McDonagh out of the ring and stood tall.
Backstage, The Usos and Jacob Fatu discussed their next move against 946. Jacob continued urging patience, believing The Bloodline would make a mistake by attacking first.
Solo Sikoa arrived carrying a white flag and proposed that they work together against 946. Jimmy Uso accused Solo of looking for protection rather than returning to the family. The Usos demanded that Solo acknowledge them as the captains and Roman Reigns as his Tribal Chief.
Solo refused and left. Jacob warned The Usos that they had made a major mistake.
Women’s Money in the Bank Qualifier
Roxanne Perez vs. La Catalina vs. Iyo Sky
Roxanne Perez immediately antagonized both opponents, slapping La Catalina and Iyo Sky before retreating outside. Sky and Catalina chased Perez down and worked together to punish her before turning their attention to one another.
Sky and Catalina traded athletic counters until Perez reentered the match. Catalina connected with a missile dropkick before Perez attacked from behind. Sky later stopped Perez’s suicide dive with a forearm and followed with an Asai moonsault. Catalina then wiped out both opponents with a flying crossbody.
Perez controlled the action following the commercial break and connected with a Russian leg sweep-DDT combination for two simultaneous near falls. Sky responded with a flapjack and roundhouse kick, while Catalina delivered two running attacks and a bridging fisherman’s suplex.
Sky landed a double-foot stomp on Perez, but Catalina broke up the pin. Catalina later hit Perez with a Gory Bomb, only for Sky to stop the count.
Sky delivered missile dropkicks to both opponents and followed with running attacks in opposite corners. She then landed Over the Moonsault on Catalina, but Perez immediately struck Sky with Pop Rox and covered her to secure the victory.
Winner: Roxanne Perez via pinfall
Backstage, LA Knight questioned why Solo Sikoa had approached The Bloodline. Knight advised Solo to focus on winning the Money in the Bank briefcase while Knight pursued Roman Reigns and the World Heavyweight Championship.
Knight warned Solo not to cash in on him if he became champion. Solo assured Knight that he was his friend and encouraged him to defeat Reigns.
LA Knight Addresses Roman Reigns
LA Knight praised the championship match between Roman Reigns and PENTA but quickly turned his attention to Money in the Bank.
Knight said it had been three years since he last faced Reigns one-on-one—three years of scratching, clawing, getting knocked down and forcing his way back into WWE’s plans.
Although Knight acknowledged Reigns as possibly the greatest champion of his generation, he admitted that even he briefly wondered whether anyone could defeat him. Knight then noticed something important: The Bloodline had stopped interfering on Reigns’ behalf.
Knight pointed to WrestleMania, SummerSlam and Reigns’ match against PENTA as examples of the champion competing without his family. He claimed that although Reigns wanted to rewrite his legacy by winning alone, Reigns had never defeated him one-on-one without assistance.
Knight promised to do what he had always done—fight by himself—and predicted that Reigns would acknowledge him as the new World Heavyweight Champion at Money in the Bank.
Byron Saxton interviewed Je’Von Evans, who will become the youngest WWE Superstar ever to compete in a Money in the Bank Ladder Match. Evans vowed to make more history by becoming the youngest winner.
The Vision interrupted. Logan Paul mocked Evans, while Bron Breakker warned him that the Money in the Bank briefcase belonged to him. Evans challenged Breakker to fight and slapped him before walking toward the ring.
Bron Breakker vs. Je’Von Evans
Breakker tackled Evans through the ropes at the opening bell and used his power to control the early action. Evans responded with a superkick, suicide dive and rapid punches before sending Breakker into the timekeeper’s barricade and delivering the OTB.
Breakker regained control after Evans became distracted by The Vision. He caught Evans with a running lariat, gut-wrench suplex and Frankensteiner.
Evans survived Breakker’s assault and built momentum with a windmill kick, springboard crossbody, DDT and reverse Sliced Bread for a two-count.
As Evans prepared to dive outside, Maxxine Dupri caused a distraction. Austin Theory then struck Evans behind the referee’s back, allowing Breakker to connect with a Boss Man Slam for another near fall.
Evans sent Breakker shoulder-first into the ring post, took out Theory and delivered a spectacular dive onto The Vision. Back inside, Evans landed the Red Dot and prepared for the OG Cutter, but Theory knocked him from the ropes to cause the disqualification.
The Vision attacked Evans after the bell and positioned him for Breakker’s Super Spear. Oba Femi stormed into the ring and cleared the group away. Femi battered Theory and traded blows with Bronson Reed before using Logan Paul’s steel chair against The Vision.
Femi finished the segment by launching Evans over the ropes and onto The Vision.
Winner: Je’Von Evans via disqualification
WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry was shown in attendance.
946 delivered another warning to The Bloodline. Royce Keys said there would be no more warning shots and dared the group to cross the line.
Joe Hendry was shown performing his JD McDonagh diss track in the Frost Bank Center concourse.
The Judgment Day, Becky Lynch and Stephanie Vaquer
The Judgment Day entered the ring, where JD McDonagh addressed Joe Hendry’s jokes about his head resembling a Funko Pop. McDonagh insisted that the jokes did not affect him personally but had upset his mother. He again claimed that his father was not a Funko Pop and that his own head was a normal size.
Raquel Rodriguez reassured McDonagh before criticizing the San Antonio audience. She also argued that Liv Morgan’s music video was better than Hendry’s song.
Morgan shifted the conversation to the Women’s World Championship. She claimed The Judgment Day had embarrassed Stephanie Vaquer, Rey Mysterio and El Grande Americano in Mexico. Morgan called her loss in Chile the “Santiago Screwjob” and demanded a championship rematch.
Becky Lynch interrupted and mocked McDonagh, revealing that she had known him since he was 12 years old and had spoken with his mother. Lynch said McDonagh’s mother was embarrassed to see him dressed in “gang wear” and known as Funko Pop Head.
Lynch also defended her performance as referee in Chile and declared that she deserved the first opportunity against Vaquer.
The Women’s World Champion then appeared. Vaquer reminded Morgan and Lynch that neither of them held the championship. Morgan insisted Vaquer had only defeated her because of Lynch’s involvement.
Vaquer defended Lynch’s officiating and offered Morgan a rematch to prove that her victory was legitimate. She then told Lynch that she would also give her a championship opportunity.
Vaquer closed the confrontation by declaring that real champions were not afraid to defend their titles and that the “La Primera Era” had begun.
Lyra Valkyria Sends a Message to Bayley
Lyra Valkyria said she had taken extreme measures to separate herself from Bayley. Valkyria blamed their partnership for costing her a year of her career and said she had been forced to go somewhere emotionally that people did not come back from.
Valkyria believed their Madison Square Garden battle had ended Bayley, only for Bayley to cost her a place in the Money in the Bank Ladder Match. She promised to go even further this time and make Bayley wish their previous encounter had been her final match.
Bayley vs. Lyra Valkyria
Bayley attacked Valkyria before the bell and immediately took the fight outside, landing a suicide dive and throwing her into the barricade.
Once the match officially began, Bayley connected with a running knee and several corner clotheslines. Valkyria responded by countering another dive and driving Bayley into the apron. Bayley answered with a leg-capture suplex, but Valkyria sent her into the turnbuckles with a monkey flip, causing Bayley to favor her left knee.
Valkyria hit Peripeteia for a two-count and continued targeting Bayley. Bayley fought back with a flying elbow drop and three running elbow drops.
After the break, Valkyria delivered a tornado DDT but missed a moonsault. Bayley responded with a basement dropkick before the pair traded forearms.
Valkyria applied a sleeper hold, and Bayley accidentally backed her into the referee. Valkyria capitalized with a Doctor Bomb for two. Bayley later blocked Night Wing and connected with the Bayley-to-Belly, but Valkyria kicked out.
The fight spilled to the announce area, where Bayley attempted a powerbomb through the table. Valkyria escaped and scrambled into the ring. Bayley followed and attacked in the corner, but Valkyria drove her throat-first into the middle rope and rolled her up while holding the tights.
Valkyria escaped up the entrance ramp as the referee stopped Bayley from attacking her.
Winner: Lyra Valkyria via pinfall
Backstage, Chad Gable offered Dragon Lee another Intercontinental Championship match whenever he wanted one. Lee appreciated the offer but remained focused on qualifying for Money in the Bank.
Ethan Page interrupted and accused Gable of giving opportunities to undeserving luchadores while avoiding the greatest threat to his championship.
Gable reminded Page that he had already lost to Dragon Lee and submitted to Gable in a Gauntlet Match. He told Page to stop talking and earn an opportunity before approaching him or the Intercontinental Championship again.
“A Milli” by Lil Wayne was announced as the official theme song for Money in the Bank 2026.
Lola Vice Joins Monday Night Raw
Adam Pearce introduced Lola Vice, announcing that she had officially signed with Raw after qualifying for the Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match.
Vice discussed her Cuban heritage and credited her mother with introducing her to glamour and dance, while her father introduced her to mixed martial arts. Vice promised to showcase both sides of her personality and prove that she was World Championship material.
Roxanne Perez interrupted and dismissed Vice’s signing. Perez claimed she could teach Vice how to fight and promised to expose her as being several levels below “The Prodigy.”
Vice insulted Perez and attempted the 305 Spinning Back Fist after being shoved. Perez avoided the strike, and Pearce stepped between them.
Backstage, Paul Heyman confronted Bron Breakker and reminded him that Oba Femi was still breathing, which was bad news for The Vision. Breakker responded that he was also still breathing—and that was bad news for everyone.
946 Abducts Solo Sikoa
946 attacked Solo Sikoa in the parking lot, leaving him with a severe cut and swelling above his left eye. OTM threw Solo into the back of a rental truck before 946 drove away.
The Bloodline arrived moments too late. Jacob Fatu became furious, while The Usos argued that they should have attacked 946 sooner.
LA Knight also arrived, and Fatu reminded everyone that he had repeatedly warned them about the threat posed by 946.
Dominik Mysterio later approached Adam Pearce and asked whether he had won his scheduled Money in the Bank qualifier by forfeit because Solo could no longer compete.
Pearce criticized Dominik for only caring about himself and ordered him to the ring.
Men’s Money in the Bank Qualifier
PENTA vs. Dominik Mysterio vs. Dragon Lee
Adam Pearce announced that Solo Sikoa could not compete following the parking-lot attack. Because WWE had advertised a Triple Threat Match, Pearce named PENTA as Solo’s replacement.
PENTA and Dragon Lee immediately delivered simultaneous superkicks to Dominik before working together to send him outside. The two masked stars then exchanged fast-paced counters until Dominik pulled Lee from the ring.
PENTA wiped out both opponents with a somersault plancha, but Dominik gained control during the commercial break.
Lee eventually rallied with two superkicks, a rebound German suplex and a somersault plancha. He caught Dominik with a sit-out powerbomb, but PENTA stopped his attempt at the Styles Clash.
The action accelerated as all three competitors exchanged major moves. Lee delivered a double-foot stomp while Dominik was trapped in the tree of woe. PENTA followed with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex into the turnbuckles before Dominik dropped him with a neckbreaker.
PENTA later connected with a backstabber, while Dominik answered with three slingshot sentons. Lee caught Dominik with a Shibata dropkick and a slingshot hurricanrana on the floor.
Dominik intercepted Lee’s attempted dive with a 619 and hit a Michinoku Driver for two. PENTA answered with the PENTA Driver, but Lee broke the count.
Lee hit PENTA with a tornado DDT and Hidden Blade before dropping Dominik with another Hidden Blade and Operation Dragon. PENTA responded with a superkick, only for Lee to plant him with a reverse hurricanrana.
Dominik shoved Lee from the top rope and attempted a frog splash, but PENTA raised his knees. Lee then hit PENTA with the Styles Clash for another close near fall.
PENTA delivered a Mexican Destroyer to Lee on the ring apron. Dominik immediately caught PENTA with the 619 and frog splash, but PENTA kicked out.
A frustrated Dominik removed the top turnbuckle pad and attempted to tear at PENTA’s mask. PENTA reversed him into the exposed steel and finished the match with a springboard Mexican Destroyer.
Winner: PENTA via pinfall
